... magic back with zero coding required. What is it? A browser-based drag-and-drop editor that lets you create authentic 90s-style websites in minutes. Whether you're building a retro portfolio, a throwback landing page, an ARG (Alternate Reality Game) hub, or just want to relive the Geocities/Angelfire glory days this is your time machine. Who it's for: Indie game devs creating period-accurate sites for retro games Digital artists building nostalgic portfolios Streamers/Youtubers wanting a unique ... ... based layout with 90s color palettes Export & Deploy Export clean, static HTML/CSS Works with GitHub Pages, Netlify, Neocities No dependencies, frameworks, or bloat Includes "Made with RetroBuilder Ultra" footer (optional) Why This Stands Out Most "retro" tools just slap

... render in minutes. The AI interior design engine understands context. It knows living rooms need sofas and bedrooms need beds. The AI virtual staging feels natural, not random. The lighting behaves like real daylight. This isn t generic AI slapped onto old software. We built our own datasets, trained our models on real interior spaces, and obsessed over architectural accuracy. When you convert floor plan to 3D with Foursite, walls stay walls. Doors stay doors. The  AI 3D visualization ... ... matter? Speed: That meeting where the client waffles on decisions? Gone. Show them three options in real-time. They point. You move forward. The trust you build by responding instantly is worth more than any marketing campaign. Differentiation: Your competitors

... hallucinations. Granted ChatGPT is getting smarter by the day. But raw intelligence isn't the issue, context is.We didn't build CareerButler to compete with AI; we built it to make AI work specifically for resumes. 2. The Competitor Flaw. They're Literally Just Paying ChatGPT Honestly, this is the part that drives me nuts. Most of the paid tools you see are just copy-and-paste apps. They have a nice website, but all they do is take your ... ... resume, send it to the same AI everyone else uses, and then slap

... settle this once and for all. Do you spend 3 hours trying to find a clever .com before writing a single line of code? Or do you ship the MVP and slap on whatever domain wasn t taken at the time? Cast your vote and tell us why. Bonus points if you ve ever changed your product idea because the domain wasn t available. Comment from Holden Lewis(@cholden_lewis): Product first, domain later. If I had a nickel ... ... First In First Out. Therefore, whatever "department" completes their job faster, that will define the order in which people do things. We bought domain first. Comment from Ren Wang(@rivertwilight): Domain first. - Great domain brings better impression: like detaildesign.com vs

... doesn't How AI is changing the way travelers search for and book trips The challenges and opportunities that come with using AI for travel planning Common misconceptions about AI in travel: That it's just a voice interface slapped onto existing search That large language models alone can solve travel planning That accuracy isn't as important as convenience That users don't want conversational interfaces for complex purchases I'm here to have an honest conversation about where ... ... With AI here , can we expect anything m in the visa/eVisa space - especially in simplifying the process for travelers? Comment from Andrew Stewart(@andrew_g_stewart): Common misconceptions about AI in travel: That it's just a voice interface slapped

... forecast when I m going to hit them? That s where Consumely comes in. Consumely aims to: Track usage in real-time across multiple tools, so you know exactly where you stand before hitting a limit or getting slapped with extra charges. Help businesses optimize tool usage and avoid those annoying overages that sneak up on you. Forecast consumption so you can plan ahead and not get caught by surprise when limits reset. Allow you to set usage limits ... ... want the brutal truth . Here s what I m hoping to learn: Do you have enough SaaS/AI tools where something like this would make sense? What's the distribution of tools which use Consumption/Usage as a cost metric VS

... feel like everywhere I look news articles, social media, product launches, it's all about "AI." Every startup seems to be slapping the word onto their products, whether it's genuinely AI-driven or not. From "AI toothbrushes" to "AI-powered chairs" (okay, maybe not yet), the term is everywhere. Is "AI" becoming a meaningless buzzword? Or is it a sign of innovation spreading across industries? Comment from Carol Leung(@carol_leung): Yep. I was just chatting with a friend ... ... about this today. "AI" is slapped